Introduction: Family Chicken Drumsticks
This recipe is a nice, easy and CHEAP meal. Good for people with a limited budget or even if your looking for a nice tasty chicken dish for the whole family.
Step 1: What You Need
What you will need is
Diamond drumstick coating packet x2
( I recommend one hot n spicy and one original )
3 eggs - beaten
Chicken drumsticks - see on your drumsticks coating packet to see how many they make.
Salt and pepper
Step 2: Prepare
Turn on the oven to 200 degrees Celsius on traditional bake.
Step 3: Make Them
Dip the drumsticks into the beaten eggs, let drip for a few seconds. Coat in the coating/crumbs ( I have mixed together the hot n spicy and the original to get a beautiful flavour). Place on the tray not touching each other.
Step 4: Cook
Place in the hot oven and baste with oil.
Cook for 15-17 minutes, turn over and cook for another 12-15 minutes.
Tip: to check if they are cooked, grab a skewer or toothpick and poke a hole and if all the fatty juices ooze out they are very close to ready.cook for another 5 minutes to make sure they are cooked.
Step 5: Serve
Et Voila! Serve with some homemade hot chips with a side of sauce, and there you have a nice home cooked dinner that the whole family will love!
Enjoy and good luck!

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11 Comments
7 years ago
You buy it from new world!
7 years ago
Where do you buy the coating? We might make them this week!
7 years ago
:)
7 years ago
Yeh, how many people does your one serve?
7 years ago
It really depends on how many you are feeding, Phoenix flare :)
7 years ago
How many drumsticks do you recommend to buy?
7 years ago
GIVE ME THOSE CHICKEN LEGS! Mouth-watering and home style, I love the look of them! I voted this! I must try it!!!
7 years ago
Mmmm... They look so good! I voted for all the categories
7 years ago on Introduction
I would trade my children for those right now. The photos are craving-inducing.
7 years ago
Thankyou! They sure were!
7 years ago on Introduction
Nicely done! This looks tasty and delicious!